Which Marxists do you frens recommend reading? Who are your favorite Marxists?
Which Marxists do you frens recommend reading? Who are your favorite Marxists?
Nolan Jenkins
David Reyes
Roger Garaudy
Adrian Evans
Hitler
Julian Gonzalez
Is Yea Forums ditching pseudointellectial rhetoriticians like peterstein and guenon and christcuckery and going back to its Marxist roots?
Bentley Howard
Engels. Condition or the working class in England.
Jack Adams
Yea Forums has its roots in stirner and we will always be an anarchist board
Brandon Williams
Philosophy for Nonphilosophers by Louis Althusser changed how I think. For better or worse, I can't say.
Camden Flores
Nobody here ever liked peterstein and christposting has been around for like a decade dude
Evan Robinson
>ditching pseudointellectial rhetoriticians
>going back to its Marxist roots
uhh user, there seems to be a bit of a issue...
Jack Hall
The Germans and the Chinese have the best brand of Marxism
Matthew Cook
>Who are your favorite Marxists?
Dead ones.
Oliver Perry
which ones though
Jonathan Rogers
Dead ones, as in a coffin, buried 6km underground with two shots to the head.
Ethan Torres
I thought only retarded niggers read marxists? am i in the wrong here for this assumption?
Cooper Flores
someone redpill me on adorno
Asher Perry
>I thought only retarded niggers read marxists?
Nah senpai, one should know and study the enemy. It's the niggers who unironically think marxism is positive.
Zachary Perez
Mark zuckerburg
William Young
Begin with Marx. Read the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, then the German Ideology, then Capital, then Critique of the Gotha Program. If you don't have time, patience, or energy to read the entire works you can probably get some kind of reader and read relevant excerpts.
Charles Johnson
Holding moral positions as universals is untenable.
Jason Ortiz
Ok, cool.
Joshua Price
nice revisionism
Justin Rivera
>Recommending the 1844 manuscripts first
The only Marx I've found turgid and uninspiring desu, you can tell he didn't intend it for public consumption, just notes. You'd be better served getting the "Wage Labor and Capital/Value, Price, and Profit" collection as a starting point.